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Welcome CEF Board Members and special guests Please provide a warm welcome to The Culver Educational Foundation Board of Trustees and special guests who are on campus for Culver’s quarterly board meeting and By Example campaign celebration. A part of this celebration will be a ribbon cutting event and open house at the new Steinbrenner Performing Arts Center. Join us at the ceremony from 11 a.m. to noon tomorrow, Oct. 5. Global Studies Institute's sister school arriving The Global Studies Institute’s Culver in China program is proud is announce that our sister-school in China, the Shanghai Foreign Language School, will arrive this evening, Oct. 4, for its second official visit to Culver. SFLS will have a delegation of 19 students and 5 teachers. In addition to attending our classes and participating in Culver activities, the group will tour Notre Dame for a day on Tuesday, Oct. 9, and experience one of Whirlpool Corporation’s Innovation Strategy Sessions on Wednesday, Oct. 10, at Whirlpool’s world headquarters in Benton Harbor, Mich. SFLS delegates will depart Culver on Thursday morning, Oct. 11, and visit the McCloskey Dairy Farm on their way to Chicago. From Chicago, they go to New York City for three days before returning to Shanghai on the 16. Tim Zacher '09 featured on U.S. Sailing’s website Tim Zacher ’09 is featured on U.S. Sailing’s website as national sailor of the week. Click here to view his accolade.
Student Life The University of Dayton will visit at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 8, followed at 6:30 p.m. by Loyola of Chicago. CAB will be hosting “That ’70s Dance” from 8 to 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6, behind the science and math building. Wear your best ’70s civvies within the guidelines. Tie-dye has been approved for both CMA and CGA. A recreation ride is at 10 a.m. every Saturday. Please sign up by emailing Ms. Relos. Technology tip: Don’t use your computer on your bed, as it can overheat or fall off. Be careful with drinks and food around your laptop. The Community Service Council is in the process of building our event calendar for the year and is accepting proposals. We plan to schedule one or two events per month, and have room to incorporate new ideas. Please send your event idea to Chris Miclot, Ashlyn Ayres or Mrs. Anne Kelley by October 31. All event proposals should fit the mission of the council, which is to provide events where members of the campus community can actively serve others. Our fundraising activities have already been planned, so proposals should not include ideas for those types of events. No yoga or pilates classes will be held today, Oct. 4. Pilates intramural students should sign-in at the front desk and complete a fitness center workout. No pool lap swimming will be offered tomorrow, Oct. 5. Join driver’s education classes at 3:45 p.m. this Sunday, Oct. 7, at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 10, or again at 3:45 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 14, in C building.
Faculty/ Staff A coffee break from Culver Coffee Company is available for all Faculty/Staff Association members from 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. tomorrow, Oct. 5. Your gift to the United Way of Marshall County is focused on community priorities like a safety net for people in crisis. It makes sure that temporary crises don’t become permanent. Solutions center on accessing food, shelter, healthcare and legal council. Your gift matters. Please give to the United Way of Marshall County. Need help? Call 574-936-3366. For more information on how you can support United Way of Marshall County, contact Diann Parsons, Culver Academies United Way Campaign Leader, at 842-8377. We are once again eligible to participate in a free, secure, file shredding opportunity being conducted by the Marshall County Problem Waste and Recycling Center in Plymouth. This ‘Shred Day’ event will take place on Wednesday, Nov 14, with a possible added day of Thursday the 15th. If you have any sensitive or confidential documents that you would like to have shredded, as opposed to normal recyclable paper, please start purging your files and boxing your paper. It is not necessary to go through and remove staples and paper clips, although it would be helpful to remove any of the heavy binder clips. Please keep your paper boxes stored in your department, and we will coordinate a pick-up of your materials on the day we deliver them for shredding. Your documents will be under constant control from the time of pick-up until the moment they are shred, so their confidentiality shall not be in question. We will need to provide a rough box/volume count by the end of this month for scheduling purposes, so start collecting and watch for further information. If you have any questions or concerns, please call John Kowalski at 8223, or email him at kowalsj@culver.org.
Athletics The CMA tennis team defeated Plymouth 5-0 last night at South Bend Clay to improve to 18-1 overall and advance to the semi-state round against LaPorte at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 6, at South Bend Clay. The four semi-states feature four teams each and will produce the final four teams that will participate in the state finals on Oct. 13. The Eagles defeated LaPorte 5-0 on Sept. 22. All interested in playing boys lacrosse next spring should attend a mandatory meeting at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 7, in Henderson Ice Arena. If you cannot make it, but are interested in playing lacrosse, email coach Posner. CGA varsity volleyball beat Knox 25-20, 21-25, 25-27, 25-19, 16-14 at Knox CGA varsity soccer 0, St. Joseph’s 0
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